Benefily
No prior authorization

Does Chinese Community Health Plan require prior authorization for Secuado?

Chinese Community Health Plan does not require prior authorization for Secuado on the Medicare Part D plans that cover it.

No covering plan from this payer files a prior-authorization requirement for this drug.

  • No prior authorization is filed, but step therapy applies on 5 of 5 covering plans — the plan requires another drug be tried first.

By product strength

RxNorm productPlans coveringRequire prior authStep therapyQty limitStatus
24 HR asenapine 0.158 MG/HR Transdermal System [Secuado]22657295 / 5055No prior authorization
24 HR asenapine 0.238 MG/HR Transdermal System [Secuado]22657325 / 5055No prior authorization
24 HR asenapine 0.317 MG/HR Transdermal System [Secuado]22657355 / 5055No prior authorization

Product names come from RxNorm (U.S. National Library of Medicine).

Plan-by-plan detail — 24 HR asenapine 0.158 MG/HR Transdermal System [Secuado]

Secuado has 3 products in the corpus; this table is for 24 HR asenapine 0.158 MG/HR Transdermal System [Secuado], the one carried on the most plans. The product table above covers every strength.

PlanContractTierPrior authStep therapyQty limit
CCHP Senior Program (HMO)H0571-0015NoYesYes
CCHP Senior Program (HMO)H0571-0105NoYesYes
CCHP Senior Select Program (HMO D-SNP)H0571-0055NoYesYes
CCHP Senior Value Program (HMO)H0571-0075NoYesYes
CCHP Senior Value Program (HMO)H0571-0115NoYesYes
Source
Monthly Prescription Drug Plan Formulary and Pharmacy Network Information — Basic Drugs Formulary File
Effective
2026-06-30
Retrieved
2026-07-19
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Secuado at other payers

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Administrative information only. Benefily reports what a payer has published in its own prior-authorization policy as of the effective date shown. It is not medical advice, not a coverage or payment guarantee, and not an authorization. Requirements vary by plan, place of service and member benefits — always verify with the payer before rendering service.